Culture
Bring any unwanted clothing you own to the Nest and replace it with some new styles to update your closet and dressers.
Multiple celebrities have been seen enjoying Rhode Island cuisine at various restaurants across the state.
PPAC, Trinity Rep, the Gamm, United Theatre and others signed on.
Gather your close family and friends for a night of big-screen fun, popcorn and all.
The Jamestown-based watercolor artist has been painting for thirty-five years and sells her work in gift shops throughout the country.
The chef-approved line of culinary knives is available at local shops including Stock Culinary Goods.
A Barrington-based crafter beachcombs for shells and turns them into pretty decor.
The free event will feature performances as well as educational workshops for guests to enjoy.
Artist Sam Heydt’s new art bodega and boutique, Kitsch, is the antithesis of your typical gallery.
The magazine is finally publishing its ninth issue — the first issue since 2017 — with original projects from ten queer and queer-friendly artist collaboratives and collectives.
A map will guide visitors through some of Newport's best art galleries and provide a discount from a supporting restaurant.
Providence native and fashion designer Amy DeBlasio has two original pieces featured in "The Iconic Jersey: Baseball x Fashion" exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum.
A limited run of 100 gift boxes feature the works of eighteen local artists and arts organizations.
The West Warwick-based painter also wrote a children’s book inspired by his young daughter and her love for animals.
Choose from several complementing tea and candle sets, or mix it up with whatever flavor or scent you desire.
Starting September 4, WaterFire Providence’s full and partial lightings will resume, celebrating a variety of people and anniversaries.
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